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Both South Coast derbies moved to Sunday
Both South Coast derbies ended in draws last season [Getty Images] The two South Coast derbies between Southampton and Portsmouth next season have both been moved to Sunday kick-offs. The game at St Mary's will now go ahead on Sunday, 11 October (12:00 BST) with the return at Fratton Park on Sunday, 28 February (12:00 GMT). The two sides met last season in the Championship for the first time since the 2011-12 campaign following Southampton's relegation from the Premier League. Both games ended in draws with a goalless stalemate at St Mary's in September and a 1-1 draw at Fratton Park in January. The last league win by either side in the derby came in April 2005 when Portsmouth won 4-1 in the Premier League. [BBC]
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